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Across Multiplies a number by itself twice Half of an old radio duo Cochlear canal Obi Finno-___ languages NASA scrub Ever, old style Mercury or Saturn In a brazen manner Some dachshunds Brought back catch earlier than planned? Audition Not quite right Strove Pats and Sams, sometimes Lippy Effervesces Rapier Bends Cuckoopint, e.g. Unit of frequency: Abbr. Tells his date that he prefers plump women? Andress film Endangered animals “Talk amongst ___” Yielding Brand of English porcelain Von Bulow Actress Danes D and C, in D.C. Easy to use Policy add-on G-rated Half-rotten Ineffectual
71. Fix, as a pump 74. Kind of welder 77. Island nation that relies on foreign aid? 80. “Humanum ___ errare” 81. 100,000 82. Divests of weapons 83. Muslim holy man 84. Shills for, e.g. 86. A Simpson 87. Clobber 88. Low life? 91. Start of a cheer 93. Dance 95. Start of a camp ground address? 105. Fiore and namesakes 106. Dilute 107. Time to beware 108. Middle Eastern rice dish 109. Apple variety 110. Pizzazz 111. Furtive summons 112. Give extreme unction to 113. Easy anagram? 114. Stitches shut the eyelids of a falcon 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Down Take into custody Homely tangelo? Support group? Alice Cooper hit, “I’m _____” Hide Lydian goddess ___ orchid Eye Bean used
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to make miso ___ ___ #3 Bagshot Row (“The Hobbit”) ___ Notes Beards Of the flock Arabic miracle Middle Eastern natives Gold, in Roma Inscribed pillar Bamboozled Pitches Kind of spirit Biblical verb Rings up? Moonfish Same: Fr. Microsoft product Corn Belt state Goes downhill? Imposters Gonzo Intensifies, with “up” Irritate Let out Happening Opponent Pretentious sort Unpleasant Kilt feature Ballyhoo Declaims Part of a tennis court Colander Capitol Hill V.I.P.: Abbr. Unrefined Come-ons Customize Creeps Tither’s amount Rug materials
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Devours, with “down” Traction aid Ruin Lay off Sari-clad royal Terminal info “Buona ___” (Italian greeting) Shot, for short Be itinerant Affected
Speakeasy Tiger coming to Why Sound
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PEAKEASY TIGER will perform with IB and Beacon Hill (electro/pop) at 8 p.m. Friday, April 30, at Why Sound, 30 Federal Ave. Cover charge is $5. For more information, visit www. myspace.com/whysound. This Denver quintet has been described as “a danceable symphony of revolving doors, torrents of emotion and stories of exploding stars in the periphery of vision” (Denver Syntax). A most unlikely group of personalities and artistic direction united in their motivation and love of music, Speakeasy Tiger has bred a sound accessible to the masses as well as selective audiophiles. At the center of the band’s music are the vocals of Kyle Simmons. A professional recording artist since the age of
14, Simmons has pushed her voice in new directions to reflect her evolution as a frontwoman. Ranging from a purr to a roar, Simmons’ voice lays bare the emotions expressed in her lyrics. Long time collaborator and a friend of Simmons’ is Pete Schmidt. A classically trained pianist, he brings talent
and a passion for music to the keyboards. Acting as both a compliment and a lead to Schmidt’s synth are Tavis Alley’s delay-heavy guitars that are “primed for stadiums and airwaves” (Absolute Punk). Lucas Gordon, on drums, has a background in fast and aggressive music, which requires great technical skill on the drums. Lauren Gale, a selfconfessed “low-frequency addict,” is clearly in her element on the bass guitar. The joy she receives from the music is evident in her performance. With their debut album, “The Public,” Speakeasy Tiger is determined to carry their tunes to the people who inspired the album in the first place: the public. For more information, visit www. speakeasytiger.com.
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City on the Arkansas River ___ Academy Most adroit Unguent Pith helmets Hoisted, nautically States of feeling Smooths Take the wrong way? Any Time
93. Some bowls 94. Crumb 96. Paperlike cloth 97. Actress Gray 98. Shade of blue 99. Kashmir clan 100. Make-or-break time 101. Whine 102. Successful pitch 103. Series ender 104. Hardens
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